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I am currently studying computer engineering at Florida International University. I am also a free-lance PHP web developer working on client websites and my own projects. You can view some of the client websites under portfolio. Under projects you'll find websites I've made for my personal amusement.  So feel free to look around!

Using a 16 x 2 LCD Display (RED BACKLIGHT!), Maxbotix EZ1 Ultrasonic Proximity Sensor, and Arduino I made a distance finder!

Click here for the code.

No Comments | Saturday September 6th, 2008 11:39 PM

Day three of working with python I made my second video game. Based on Rattler Race found in versions of Windows 3.1, the purpose of the game is to eat the ten apples while avoiding walls and the bouncing ball.

No Comments | Saturday August 16th, 2008 4:13 PM
is a text-based game I developed in Java. I made this program for an AP Computer Science class back in high school. Although it was never finished, I release the source code under the GPL license in hopes that someone would find some use for it and possibly finish what I've started. If you are interested in learning Java it is a great example of object oriented programming.
No Comments | Thursday August 14th, 2008 10:31 AM

Glider from Conway's Game of Lifeis a zero-player game developed by John Conway in 1970. You can learn more about Conway's Game of Life on wikipedia. The version I present to you was developed using Python. Never having programmed in Python before I felt this game would be a fun and challenging way of learning it.

1 Comment | Thursday August 14th, 2008 10:25 AM

Many of my open source php programs will be showcased on my new website, phpHQ.org. Web applications that I feel will benefit others will be available for download on that website.

No Comments | Friday March 28th, 2008 9:21 AM

I finished developing another website. I added a few screenshots to my portfolio. Also, I posted a blurb and screenshots of my new multi-website content management system. That could be found under projects.

1 Comment | Friday January 18th, 2008 11:28 AM